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 1   I,  11|     with the palate, and a vein extends from the brain towards it.
 2   I,  16|    other direction the windpipe extends to the interval between
 3   I,  17|      the great vein, for a vein extends to the spleen off from it.~
 4   I,  17|   kidneys, along the stalk that extends to the urethra; and pretty
 5  II,  17|       all animals the wind-pipe extends to the lung, and the manner
 6  II,  17|        all that have the organ, extends through the midriff into
 7  II,  17|    these animals the oesophagus extends from the mouth downwards
 8 III,  1 |       each of the two testicles extends a duct, and, as in the case
 9 III,  1 |         beginning down below it extends as far as the midriff, as
10 III,  1 |        below from a single duct extends continuously on both sides
11 III,  3 |       pairs of veins. The first extends from the back of the head,
12 III,  3 |      the ankles. The third pair extends from the temples, through
13 III,  3 |        right-hand side; it then extends right through the chamber,
14 III,  3 |          The vessel, then, that extends to the lung, as the lung
15 III,  3 |        first into two; and then extends along by every pipe and
16 III,  3 | windpipe. And that vessel which extends to the vertebra of the neck
17 III,  3 |    hollow vein that to the neck extends,~Along the chine, the eager
18 III,  4 |       lies underneath the heart extends, freely suspended, right
19 III,  4 |       one vein, short and wide, extends through the liver, and from
20 III,  4 |      left-hand side of it there extends a short but thick vein to
21 III,  4 |       From the big vein no vein extends to the womb, but the organ
22 III,  7 |   composed of vertebrae, and it extends from the head down to the
23 III,  11|        is one of the parts that extends continuous and unbroken,
24  IV,  1 |      the point to which the gut extends is the vesicle of the black
25  IV,  2 |   congeners, and in the carids, extends in a straight line to the
26   v,  2 |     this species the copulation extends over a lengthened time,
27   v,  5 |       and copulate, and the act extends over a time which is neither
28   v,  16|        because their attachment extends over a smaller area.~It
29  VI,  6 |       the middle-sized birds it extends over about twenty days,
30  VI,  17|         period; but with all it extends over a number of days divisible
31 VIII,  5|       is stiffer and longer and extends over the entire length of
32 VIII,  6|        four, until the interval extends over seven days. The pigs’